#zahn mcclarnon icons

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under the cut you’ll find #5 icons of zahn mcclarnon ! please like this if you found it helpful or use these icons.

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Under the cut you will find #40 gif icons of Zahn McClarnon from his role on Timeless, as requested by myself. All of these gifs were made by @olivaraofrph and come from this hunt. I only made them the correct size, so all credit goes to their creators. If you use them a like or reblog would be appreciated.

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Hello! I hope your day is going well. I was wondering what your favorite faces over 40 were who had no icons at the time of receiving this message? I may start making some and I would like to provide for people who do not have any. No age limit! I'll icon anyone of any age. Thank you so much <3

Non-binary:

John Cameron Mitchell (1963) - non-binary.

Sara Ramirez (1975) Mexican and Irish - non-binary and queer - they/them - I don't believe they have icon resources since coming out as non-binary in 2020.

Parisa Fitz Henley (1977) Afro-Jamaican - non-binary - she/they.

Ser Anzoategui (1979) Argentinian, Paraguayan - non-binary - they/them.

Two-Spirit:

Gloria May Eshkibok (?) Mohawk, Ottawa, Irish, French - two-spirit - she/her.

Women:

Kathy Bates (1948)

Amy Hill (1953) Japanese / Finnish.

Marsha Warfield (1954) African-American - is a lesbian.

Holly Hunter (1958) - deaf in left ear.

Camryn Manheim (1961) - has Rheumatoid arthritis.

Alexandra Billings (1962) African American, Unspecified Native American, European - is trans.

Maggie Cheung (1964) Hongkonger.

Michael Michele (1966) African-American / European.

Chandra Wilson (1969)

Retta (1970) African-American.

Karla Sofía Gascón (1972) - is trans.

Deborah Mailman (1972) Bidjara, Ngati Porou Maori, Te Arawa Maori.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan (1973) Tuluva Indian.

Cherylee Houston (1974) - has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, Type III hypermobility type.

Linda Cardellini (1975)

Camila Pitanga (1977) Afro Brazilian - is bisexual.

Ivory Aquino (1977/1978) Filipino - is trans.

Lisa Hammond (1978) - has Pseudoachondroplasia and hypermobility syndrome.

Rosamund Pike (1979)

Chrissy Metz (1980)

Angelica Ross (1980) African-American - is trans.

Rain Valdez (1981) Filipino - is trans.

Men:

Chow Yun Fat (1955) Hongkonger.

Hiroyuki Sanada (1960) Japanese.

Emilio Rivera (1961) Mexican.

Kamel El Basha (1962) Palestinian.

Daryl Mitchell (1965) African-American - is paraplegic.

Zahn McClarnon (1966) Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux, Sihasapa Lakota Sioux, Polish, Irish, French, German, and English.

Mo Gallini (1966) Lebanese / Cuban.

Taylor Wily (1968) Samoan.

Brendan Fraser (1968)

Colman Domingo (1969) Afro-Belizean / Guatemalan - is gay.

Jack Black (1969) Ashkenazi Jewish / German, as well as Northern Irish, Scottish, English, remote French and Welsh (converted to Judaism).

Daniel Sunjata (1971) African-American / Irish, German.

Ke Huy Quan (1971) Chinese Vietnamese.

Don Lee (1971) Korean.

Rick Yune (1971) Korean.

Arjun Rampal (1972) Indian.

Daniel Wu (1974) Hongkonger.

Omar Metwally (1974) Egyptian / Dutch.

Jason Sudeikis (1975)

Drew Powell (1976)

Haaz Sleiman (1976) Lebanese - is gay.

David Oyelowo (1976) Nigerian.

Sterling K. Brown (1976) African-American.

Nonso Anozie (1978) Nigerian.

Ian Anthony Dale (1978) Japanese, one eighth Portuguese-Macanese / English, German, French-Canadian.

Jaime King (1979)

Lance Gross (1981) Ghanaian.

Jim Parrack (1981)

That's so kind of you anon!

Let me know if anybody has any suggestions and I'll add them too!

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AMC has ordered a series adaptation of “Dark Winds,” based on the Leaphorn & Chee book series by Tony Hillerman.

Zahn McClarnon will star and executive produce with Kiowa Gordon also starring. Graham Roland will write and executive produce. Vince Calandra will be showrunner and executive producer. Chris Eyre will direct the pilot and executive produce. George R.R. Martin, Robert Redford, Tina Elmo and Vince Gerardis will also executive produce. AMC Studios will produce.

“Dark Winds” is described as a psychological thriller that follows two Navajo police officers in the 1970s Southwest, as their search for clues in a grisly double murder case forces them to challenge their own spiritual beliefs and come to terms with the trauma of their pasts.

“We are excited to welcome Chris Eyre, AMC Studios, and the industry’s top executives for the production of ‘Dark Winds,’ part of which will be filmed on the Navajo Nation,” said Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez. “I also welcome my friend, Robert Redford, back to our Nation once again. This week, the Navajo Nation lifted more COVID-19 restrictions to welcome visitors and tourists back to Diné Bikéyah. We look forward to welcoming the film crew and we hope this will serve to draw more interest from production companies and draw more tourists to boost our economy and contribute to the ‘Buy Navajo, Buy Local’ initiative. Thank you to everyone involved in this great venture with the Great Navajo Nation!”

Season 1 will consist of six episodes. It is slated to debut on AMC and AMC Plus in 2022.

“We’re thrilled by the prospect of authentically telling this story with a group of remarkably talented individuals,” said Dan McDermott, president of original programming for AMC Networks and AMC Studios. “This is a rich and deeply unsettling psychological thriller set in a world we know viewers will appreciate experiencing for themselves. The series order is the product of several months in a writers’ room staffed entirely by Native American writers, and it is a series that will be brought to life by those storytellers, with a cast led by Zahn McClarnon and featuring Native American actors, filmed largely in and around Native American lands, with the full support and blessing of The Navajo Nation. We are so excited about telling this captivating and entertaining story while rendering this vibrant, rich, wonderful culture and community on AMC+ and AMC.”

McClarnon is no stranger to AMC audiences, having previously appeared in the network’s series adaptation of the novel “The Son.” He will also appear in the upcoming MCU-Disney Plus series “Hawkeye.” His other TV credits include “Fargo,” “Longmire,” and “Westworld,” while his film credits include “Doctor Sleep” and “Bone Tomahawk.” Gordon most recently appeared in the CW reboot “Roswell, New Mexico.” He previously appeared in shows like “The Red Road” and “Zach Stone Is Gonna Be Famous.”

“I am honored to be asked to star as the lead in this innovative series for AMC and to executive produce,” McClarnon said. “To have the support and to be a part of a team which is led by two iconic visionaries as George R.R. Martin and Robert Redford is something to which I’ve always aspired. I believe as Indigenous people we are in a new era of progress in TV and film representation.”

McClarnon is repped by Amsel Eisenstadt Frazier & Hinojosa Talent Agency. Gordon is repped by Paul Byram Associates and GM Management.

“I read my first Tony Hillerman novel in 1986 while filming in New Mexico and was immediately hooked,” Redford said. “Hillerman is a master storyteller, his writing is full of mystery and suspense, set amidst a background that blends traditional oral stories of Native American culture and landscape. I am happy to partner with George R.R. Martin and AMC on this project, and am especially grateful for the collaboration with President Nez and The Navajo Nation.”

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Doctor Sleep

(Mike Flanagan, 2019)

Following up his 2018 adaptation of Shirley Jackson's Haunting of Hill House for Netflix a year ago, Mike Flanagan returns with material dabbling in similar terrain, a troubled adult haunted by their time in an unsettling house as a child. This time adapting Stephen King, but very much indebted to the cinema of Stanley Kubrick, Flanagan's film falls somewhere between the art of these two inspirations. 

At two and a half hours in length it seeks (and is not the first cinematic effort of 2019 to try) to capture King's prevalence for the slow burn, simmering, unsettling route to burrowing under your skin, and very much mixes it in with some of the chilly, gruesome atmospherics that ensured Kubrick's adaptation of The Shining remains a classic of the genre on screen.

For me the most impressive thing about this adaptation of this sequel is that Flanagan admirably sidesteps leaning too much on the iconography of Kubrick's movie, using it to lure you into the world in the beginning, and then bringing it back for the final act to give a burst of pop appeal to everyone who has stuck with it for 2 hours (with a little redrum in the middle just to keep your attention) while in between Doctor Sleep is very much its own thing, significantly expanding on the mythology of its predecessor and tipping things more to the fantasy side of the horror/fantasy line that Kubrick's Shining was much more interested in the horror side of.

For anybody interested in that sort of thing there is plenty to like here, and it is very much to Flanagan's credit too that the movie is never a chore to sit through in spite of its fairly daunting length. His cast certainly help ensure that is the case as well, Ewan McGregor making a fine lead (though a very unconvincing product of a union between Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall...) and the scenes in which he gets to bare his soul a little bit he really comes to play, particularly for me in what is maybe the movies highlight, a new take on the original films unforgettable 'Hair of the dog that bit me, Lloyd' scene, in which the unimpressive attempt to recreate an icon is offset by the strength of McGregor's pained work. Rebecca Ferguson is magic on big bad duties, every time the movie gives her a shot to hide her true colours beneath an inviting mask she turns in some of the most memorable work I've certainly seen all year. The too often visible, too little appreciated Cliff Curtis is great too, adding nice depth to his fairly thinly written role, and there's nice turns too from Zahn McClarnon and  Emily Alyn Lind (shout out too to the mighty Carel Struycken, an emblem of a projects twisted, dark heart if ever there was one). Still, maybe the surprise of the whole thing, and certainly key reason it all works is the (if there is any justice) star making turn from Kyliegh Curren. If McGregor is the movies pained, haunted heart, she is its heroic, obstacle obliterating, darkness illuminating soul.

The lot of them fill their characters out well, which is key, because in truth in spite of an admirable attempt to make points quietly via its sprawling, multi stranded narrative, it is ultimately maybe a little thin on character beyond its burrowing into the struggles of the Danny character, which definitely has a negative impact on a film that revolves around multiple points of view. It is there, that in spite of its generous length it never really is able to reconcile its desire to be a sequel to Kubrick's Shining while also paying full faith to King's story.

Indeed, while it is a satisfying, fantasy/horror battle between good and evil with a dab of detective mystery, some very effective, often heavily Shining influenced visuals, and a hell of a mood setting low key score from The Newton Brothers, it really fails to get too deep beneath the skin, thus falling far short of the genre's greats.

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The Mosley Review: Doctor Sleep

Breathe. Just let it breathe. Many of the horror films we have out now are fantastic and they explore different genres while braking new ground. A common problem most of them suffer from is that they take a huge breath, hold it and don't release until the last 10 - 15 minutes. It's not about the visuals, jump scares or commentary, it is about the crafting of a great story that has time to genuinely breathe and build. This film does exactly that and it was amazing to witness. Now I have not read Stephen King's novel of the same name, but with the knowledge of this film being the sequel story to The Shining was enough to make me excited and hesitant. What I feared is that the same care and stylistic approach that Stanley Kubrick had was not gonna be honored in any way, but as soon as the film started I was put at ease. The great thing about adapting a Stephen King novel is that he gives you plenty to explore with his rich characters and settings where you can go in depth and this film takes full advantage. There are some genuinely thrilling moments and a particularly disturbing scene that could've gone further, but you get enough definition of what's happening. I did feel that the film did miss some of the subtle storytelling elements since it had a bit of a bumpy start.

Ewan McGregor is the grown up version of Dan Torrance and he brings to life the inner turmoil and trauma he suffers from. The fact that he wanted kind of turn away from his “shine” was intriguing, but he also never truly lets it go. Ewan is so charismatic that he touches your heart in every scene. Carl Lumbly takes on the role of Dick Hallorann, originally portrayed by Scatman Crothers and he was a perfect match. Their scenes together were truly fantastic and heartfelt. Newcomer Kyliegh Curran was outstanding and fun as Abra Stone. She has some of the best visual moments and I loved her chemistry with Ewan. If they were touring around the country finding people with "the shine", I'd watch that movie. Rebecca Ferguson is and will always be great and she was especially sinister as Rose the Hat. Her hippie like ways of seduction were fun and she became truly animalistic once her true intentions were revealed. Zahn McClarnon as her right hand Crow Daddy, was great and equally dangerous. I really did like Emily Alyn Lind as Snakebit Andi as we see through her eyes what living with Rose's group is like. There are more stellar performances from the rest of the cast, but it would be a spoiler if I said anybody else. The whole cast was fantastic all around.

The films' score snaps you right back to the original film and builds upon it. The Newton Brothers did an outstanding job and I was genuinely put on edge with certain pieces of their brilliantly timed score. The visual style and cinematography was on par with Kubrick's eye for landscapes and long steady shots of hallways. The sound design was absolutely stunning in the film. I've been a fan of writer and director Mike Flanagan for a while and each film of his shows that he is a student of classic horror storytelling and this film shows that he did all of his homework. He pays homage to the original film with some astounding recreations of some iconic locations and shot designs. The only problem I had is that it wasn't as subtle enough. In some scenes, dialogue overrides the visual storytelling. Showing is alot better than exposition. Overall, this is definitely a worthy sequel and another great Stephen King film adaptation that is a must see. I loved it and I'm definitely considering it as one of the best films of the year.

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[TASK 057: GREAT SIOUX NATION]

Shout out to @olivaraofrph​ for inspiring and helping compile this task! There’s a masterlist below compiled of over 120+ faceclaims categorised by gender with their occupation and ethnicity denoted if there was a reliable source. Great Sioux Nation refers to the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakoda Sioux peoples, as well as their subdivisions within those three, and their strong political structure together at the time of European contact. If you want an extra challenge use random.org to pick a random number! Of course everything listed below are just suggestions and you can pick whichever character or whichever project you desire.

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MASTERLIST!

Ladies:

Lois Red Elk (76) Nakoda Sioux, Yankton Dakota Sioux, Isanti Dakota Sioux, and Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux - poet and actress.

Maria Ewing (67) African-American, Dutch, Scottish (Unconfirmed), and Sioux (Unconfirmed) - singer.

Valerie Red-Horse (born 1959) Cherokee and Sioux - filmmaker.

K.D. Lang (55) German, English, Irish, Scottish, Dutch, Icelandic, Russian Jewish, and Sioux - singer-songwriter and actress.

Karina Lombard (48) Lakota Sioux, Swiss, Russian, and Italian - actress and singer.

Yvonne Russo (47) Sicangu Lakota Sioux - filmmaker.

Wambli BearRunner (39) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actress.

Rebecca Hall (35) African-American, English, Dutch, Scottish (Unconfirmed), and Sioux (Unconfirmed) - actress.

Tonia Jo Hall (28) Lakota Sioux, Dakota Sioux, and Hidatsa - comedian.

Shawn Little Thunder (28) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - singer-songwriter and poet.

Juliana Brown Eyes-Clifford (25) Oglala Lakota Sioux, Tongan, and Samoan - musician, filmmaker, photographer, and artist.

Chianna Fisher (24) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - actress.

Taylor Dooley (24) Sioux, Irish, German, Belgian, and English - actress.

Annie Griffee (19) Lakota Sioux and Umatilla - model. Also known as Annie Rose Marie.

Jashaun St. John (16) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actress.

Hozhoni Whitecloud (15) Ho-Chunk, Omaha, Otoe, Comanche, Plains Cree, Lakota Sioux, Menominee, Muskogee, and Arikara - model.

Georgia Wettlin Larsen (?) Nakoda Sioux - singer.

Chelsey Luger (?) Lakota Sioux and Ojibwe - journalist.

Heather White (?) Mohawk and Nakoda Sioux - actress.

Amber Midthunder (born 1991) Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux, Hudeshabina Nakoda Sioux, Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Dakota Sioux, Chinese, and English - actress.

Lakota Jonez (?) Mohawk, Cherokee, and Lakota Sioux - singer-songwriter.

Sera-Lys McArthur (?) Nakoda Sioux and Irish - actress.

Nicole LaRoche (?) Kul Wicasa Oyate Lakota Sioux and Unspecified White - musician (Brule).

Joni Buffalohead (?) Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux and Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota Sioux - musician (Bluedog).

Alexandra Buffalohead (?) Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux, Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota Sioux, and Ponca - musician (Bluedog).

Xandrah (?) Nakoda Sioux - singer-songwriter.

Janae Collins (?) Lakota Sioux, Dakota Sioux, and Crow - actress.

Bee Pastion (?) Nakoda Sioux - singer.

Wandbi Nanji (?) Yankton Dakota Sioux and Nakoda Sioux - musician.

Kodi DeNoyer (?) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - musician (Nake Nula Waun).

Arlette Alcock (?) Metis of Blackfoot, Cree, and Nakoda Sioux descent - singer-songwriter.

Shayna Jackson (?) Cree and Dakota Sioux - actress.

Isabella LeBlanc (?) Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota Sioux - actress.

Bonnie Jo Hunt (?) Lakota Sioux - singer.

Cecile Moosomin (?) Nakoda Sioux and Cree - musician.

Kristé Belt (?) Lakota Sioux - musician (Brule).

Shanda Hunter (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Shaunna Hunter (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Sarah Weston (?) Dakota Sioux - actress.

Roberta Rust (?) Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota Sioux - musician.

Male:

Bob Barker (93) Unspecified White and ⅛ Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - tv personality and game show host.

Alice Cooper (69) English, Scottish, Welsh, German, French Huguenot, Dutch, and Sioux (Unconfirmed) - singer-songwriter and actor.

Robert Tree Cody (66) Dakota Sioux and Maricopa - musician.

Kevin Locke (born 1954) Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux and Ojibwe - musician.

Ricky Lynn Gregg (55) Cherokee, Choctaw, and Sioux - singer-songwriter.

Scott Means (51) Navajo, Oglala Lakota Sioux, and Omaha - actor.

Zahn McClarnon (50) Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux and Irish - actor.

Moses Brings Plenty (47) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actor and singer.

Chaske Spencer (41) Lakota Sioux, Nez Perce, Cherokee, and Muscogee - actor.

Michael Spears (39) Kul Wicasa Oyate Lakota Sioux - actor.

Eddie Spears (34) Kul Wicasa Oyate Lakota Sioux - actor.

Tatanka Means (32) Oglala Lakota Sioux, Omaha, and Navajo - actor.

Tokala Clifford (32/33) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actor.

Robbie Daymond (35) Blackfoot, Sioux, Cherokee, Unspecified Black, Irish, and German - actor.

Chief Stockton (30) Sioux and Unspecified White - rapper.

Nataanii Nez Means (26) Oglala Lakota Sioux, Omaha, and Navajo - rapper.

Chase Manhattan (28) Oglala Lakota Sioux, Ojibwe, and Muskogee - rapper.

Nakotah LaRance (27) Hopi, Tewa, Nakoda Sioux, and Navajo - actor.

Frank Waln (27) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - rapper.

Shane Whitaker (25) Lakota Sioux and Unspecified White - buzzfeed employee.

Christian Baste (22) Navajo and Oglala Lakota Sioux - actor.

Mike “Witko” Cliff (born 1990) Oglala Lakota Sioux - rapper.

Stuart James (?) Santee Dakota Sioux - rapper.

Prolific The Rapper (?) Lakota Sioux, Mexican, and Unspecified White - rapper.

Dakota Brown (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actor.

Cat Clifford (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actor and singer-songwriter.

George Dull Knife (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux and Northern Cheyenne - actor.

Reign Charger (?) Lakota Sioux - musician.

Daniel TwoFeathers (?) Lakota Sioux and Wampanoag - actor.

Will Strongheart (?) Ojibwe and Lakota Sioux - actor.

Tufawon (?) Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux and Puerto Rican of at least partial Taino descent - rapper.

Allen Reddy (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actor.

Juwan Lakota (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - model.

Rollie Raps (?) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - rapper.

Gunner Jules (?) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - rapper.

David Midthunder (?) Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux, Hudeshabina Nakoda Sioux, and Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate Dakota Sioux - actor.

Bob Simons (?) Dakota Sioux and Nakoda Sioux - musician (Bluedog).

Chuck Davis (?) Lakota Sioux - musician (Bluedog).

Poz Lyrix (?) Ojibwe and Lakota Sioux - rapper.

Anthony James Whitewolf (?) Lakota Sioux - actor.

Antoine Edwards Jr (?) Sisseton-Wahpehton Dakota Sioux and Oglala Lakota Sioux - rapper and actor.

Jerry Wolf (?) Osage, Cherokee, and Lakota Sioux - actor.

John Reddy (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - actor.

Illy Owl (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux and Puerto Rican - rapper.

Mato Nanji (?) Yankton Dakota Sioux and Nakoda Sioux - musician.

Pte Nanji (?) Yankton Dakota Sioux and Nakoda Sioux - musician.

Wambli Eagleman (?) Lakota Sioux and Navajo - actor.

Jr. Redwater (?) Santee Dakota Sioux, Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux, and Ho-Chunk - comedian.

Niiko Soul (?) Metis of Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux descent - musician.

Alex Wilson (18) Oglala Lakota Sioux - musician.

Vibez (?) Dakota Sioux - musician.

InfoRed (?) Cree and Nakoda Sioux - musician.

Cody Blackbird (?) Dakota Sioux, Cherokee, and Romani - musician.

Paul LaRoche (?) Kul Wicasa Oyate Lakota Sioux - musician (Brule).

Shane LaRoche (?) Kul Wicasa Oyate Lakota Sioux and Unspecified White - musician (Brule).

Bobby Wilson (?) Sisseton-Wahpeton Dakota Sioux - member of comedy group, the 1491s.

Thomas Schmidt (?) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - musician (Nake Nula Waun).

Andre Easter (?) Sicangu Oyate Lakota Sioux - musician (Nake Nula Waun).

Dallas Goldtooth (?) Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux and Navajo - member of comedy group, the 1491s.

Vlasis Pergakis (?) Lakota Sioux - musician (Brule).

Kurt Olsen (?) Lakota Sioux - musician (Brule).

Clay Brian (?) Lakota Sioux - musician (Brule).

Marty Two Bulls (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - musician (The Wake Singers).

Mike Two Bulls (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - musician (The Wake Singers).

Doug Two Bulls (?) Oglala Lakota Sioux - musician (The Wake Singers).

Rod Hunter (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Anders Hunter (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Cedric Hunter (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Gavin Ear (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Denzel Ear (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Chris Pegram (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Ethan Hunter (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Cory Cardinal (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Lewis Twoyoungmen (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Jesse Pelletier (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Kevin Sandy (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

Desi Rider (?) Nakoda Sioux - musician (Eya-Hey Nakoda).

John Around Him (?) Lakota Sioux - musician.

Robby Bee (?) Dakota Sioux - musician.

Tom Bee (?) Dakota Sioux - musician (XIT).

Brian Lush (?) Yankton Dakota Sioux - DJ.

NB:

Beverly Little Thunder (?) Two Spirit - Lakota Sioux - writer.

Layha Spoonhunter (?) Two Spirit - Eastern Shoshone, Northern Arapaho, and Oglala Lakota Sioux - dancer and spokesperson.

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in the source link, you’ll find #25 gifs of zahn mcclarnon, an actor born in 1966, from history of the world ii. zahn is hunkpapa lakota sioux, sihasapa lakota sioux, and white, so please cast him accordingly. all of these gifs are 268x150p and were made by me, from scratch. you can edit these into gif icons if you provide credit, via link, to the original post. please like or reblog the post if you’ve found it helpful! cw: noose (in one gif, cropped out to the best of my ability) note: please read my rules before you use.

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Timeless 1x12 - The Murder of Jesse James

01/23/2017 (10:00PM - 11:00PM) (Monday) 

THE TEAM CHASES HISTORY'S MOST NOTORIOUS OUTLAW THROUGH THE WEST AS THEY PURSUE FLYNN AND MAKE A CRUCIAL DISCOVERY ABOUT HIS MISSION. Flynn (Goran Višnjic) teams up with legendary outlaw, Jesse James (guest star Daniel Lissing). Together they cut a bloody swath across the American frontier. Hot on Flynn's trail, Lucy (Abigail Spencer), Wyatt (Matt Lanter) and Rufus (Malcolm Barrett) enlist the help of an iconic Marshal to help bring the fugitives to justice. Also starring Paterson Joseph, Sakina Jaffrey and Claudia Doumit. Guest starring Annie Wersching, Colman Domingo and Zahn McClarnon.

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DOCTOR SLEEP (FILM REVIEW) *CONTAINS SPOILERS*

Doctor Sleep is the much-anticipated follow-up to the classic 1980 film The Shining as well as an adaptation of Stephen King’s 2013 novel of the same name. Director Mike Flanagan (The Haunting of Hill House, Gerald’s Game) has the enormously difficult task of delivering a satisfactory follow-up to Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining and balancing this with faithfully adapting Stephen King’s 2013 novel. King has famously rejected Kubrick’s treatment of his original 1977 novel The Shining stating that “It’s like a big, beautiful Cadillac with no engine inside it”.

Flanagan obviously feels differently about this opinion and has taken the liberty to recreate key scenes from Kubrick’s film including the blood pouring out of the elevator, the door with the word REDRUM (the word Murder backwards) drawn in crude red lettering, a younger Danny riding around the hallways of the Overlook Hotel on his tricycle and running into the twin Grady sisters and the dead woman in the bathtub of room 237. The opening scenes in Florida 1980 show Danny’s life post the events of The Shining, who lives with his now-widowed mother Wendy Torrance (Alex Essoe).

Cut to 2011 Frazier, New Hampshire. The story follows a now adult Dan “Danny” Torrance (Ewan McGregor) who has spent years using alcohol to block out his shine and let go of the traumatic events of his past. He quickly befriends a local named Billy Freeman (Cliff Curtis) who works at Tennytown, a small outdoor community group. He is also a recovering alcoholic and encourages Dan to attend an AA meeting with him.

Here he meets Dr. John (Bruce Greenwood) who ends up offering Dan a job at a nearby Hospice three days a week. This is where Dan adopts the name Doctor Sleep, as he uses his telepathic powers known as The Shining to help patients and give them comfort in the moments before their death. He also gets an unexpected visit from Dick Hallorann (Carl Lumbly) who continues to provide Dan with guidance and advice. Eventually he is contacted by a young girl named Abra Stone (Kyliegh Curran) via chalk written messages on the blackboard wall of Dan’s apartment. She too has “The Shine” and Dan becomes something of a mentor for her.

Now we meet the antagonists of the film known as The True Knot. Lead by their leader Rose The Hat (Rebecca Ferguson), they are a cult group of near-immortals who travel around in a convoy of caravans and hunt children who possess the shine and feed off from it. This “steam” is essentially the life force which keeps them living longer and preventing them from aging. But there is a price to pay as they must continue consuming the steam to stay alive. They are currently running low.

The group decides to “recruit” a new member named Snakebite Andi (Emily Alyn Lind) who gets tracked down at a local theatre and kidnapped. They stumble upon several kids in their travels, including Bradley Trevor (Jacob Tremblay) who plays baseball and gets kidnapped walking home. When they feed off from him, Rose discovers that a “Looker” was interfering and witnessed the gang’s feeding frenzy on the young boy. She also discovers that her levels of steam are huge.

This sets up a deadly game of cat and mouse between Rose The Hat and Abra, with Rose trying desperately hard to track down where Abra is located and using her powers to search through her mind. After being made aware of this danger, Dan enlists the help of Billy to unbury the body of Bradley Trevor aka “The Baseball Boy” and use his baseball glove as a conduit to track down the location of The True Knot so that they’ll know when to expect them.

Cut to an intense shoot out between Dan, Billy and the members of the True Knot. It doesn’t end well with Crow Daddy (Zahn McClarnon) kidnapping Abra in his van. More telepathic tricks ensure and eventually Abra ends up escaping the situation.

This all sets up the final act at the iconic Overlook Hotel with a showdown between Rose The Hat and Abra. The musical score by The Newton Brothers makes some welcome nods to Wendy Carlos’ original, especially as Dan and Abra are driving up the mountain, surrounded by a dark snowy landscape. They also use the technique of mimicking a heartbeat sound which increases and decreases in intensity throughout the film.

If you thought Flanagan was done with The Shining references, you’d be dead wrong. There’s literally dozens of flashbacks, recreated scenes and Easter eggs to find here. The highlight for me was the conversation Dan has with Lloyd The Bartender (Thomas Downing) in the Gold Room. It mirrors that of his late father Jack Torrance (Henry Thomas, originally played by Jack Nicholson) as they both suffered from alcohol addiction. The difference is that Dan managed to overcome his.

Once Dan has successfully powered up the old boiler and turned on all the lights inside the hotel, he and Abra are ready to face-off with Rose The Hat inside the living room where Jack famously typed on the typewriter and started to become mentally unhinged. They pull out all the tricks, forcing Rose to navigate through the massive hedge maze before gathering up all the ghosts of the guests who reside at the Overlook. We also get to see the hotel go up in flames like it did in the original novel of The Shining. Ending the story at the Overlook is very fitting as it ties the two films together.

Director Mike Flanagan certainly packed a lot into this 152 minute film. The pacing can be quite sluggish at times especially when it comes to character development and attention to detail (e.g. Dan Torrance’s struggles with alcohol addiction, introducing the members of the True Knot, Rose The Hat demonstrating her powers). This may leave some viewers confused, especially if you haven’t read the book, as not everything is explained such as when Grandpa Flick (Carel Struycken) is “cycling” due to not having enough “steam”.

However, his approach to the material is very encouraging adding layers of atmospheric tension and visual flair such as rooms rotating on an angle, the unexpected appearance of creepy ghosts, Dan and Abra’s eyes becoming white when they “shine” to their full potential and members of the True Knot having a faint blue glow in their eyes when they’re inhaling steam from victims. It’s good to see that Flanagan didn’t try to directly copy Kubrick’s style of directing but instead using The Shining as a template and adding fresh elements to his film. Overall, this was a pretty satisfying follow up movie to The Shining. ***1/2

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E.T. Returns and Doctor Sleep Shines at Texas Frightmare Weekend 2020

Here's Johnny! Residents of the Overlook Hotel will be appearing in Dallas for Texas Frightmare Weekend 2020. Cast members from Doctor Sleep, such as Henry Thomas, Kyliegh Curran, Zahn McClarnon, and Alexandra Essoe are among the growing guest list for TFW 2020. For those that do not keep up with current cinematic news, Doctor Sleep is the sequel to Stephen King's The Shining.

Fans may also remember Henry Thomas as Elliot from the blockbuster E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial. Those of us old enough to have grown up with the movie are also in for a surprise. A mini cast family reunion will be taking place as Dee Wallace (Elliot's mom) and Robert MacNaughton (Elliot's brother) are also scheduled to appear.

Other notable names announced for the upcoming convention are horror icons Danny Trejo, Clive Barker, Emilio Rivera, Kane Hodder, and many more still to come. 

Next year, Texas Frightmare Weekend will celebrate its 15th anniversary. The convention is DFW's largest horror convention. TFW 2020 is scheduled to take place May 1-3 at Hyatt Regency DFW Airport. For tickets and updates take a look at texasfrighmareweekend.com. 

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